Posts for: Leppi_Tobe
Jun 30, 2016 15:47:23 #
Hey all! Just an update! I discovered this site called VSCO and it is good for posting photos and/or blog posts. So far it has been very cool. My profile is extremely bland right now so don't judge, but I would recommend checking it out!
May 10, 2016 09:26:25 #
I traveled to "the top of the world" this weekend (The ski town of St. Moritz, Switzerland). We had fantastic weather and we were up at 8am for a tour around the area. It was definitely worth the "early" wake up.
The reflections in the lake were breathtaking, I could not keep the scene to myself.
The reflections in the lake were breathtaking, I could not keep the scene to myself.
Does this scene create a sense of movement?
Apr 25, 2016 08:06:40 #
Thank you all for the comments and advice, I will use that when figuring out the kind of website to create
I have been convinced to create a website, one that I can hopefully share my story along with my pictures. (strongly copy written of course)
I have been convinced to create a website, one that I can hopefully share my story along with my pictures. (strongly copy written of course)
Apr 25, 2016 08:01:40 #
Mike Hardisty wrote:
Not if you have an Adobe Creative Cloud account. i.e The photographers one that includes Lightroom and Photoshop
As Adobe put it...
"When your creative work is your lifes work, nothing is more important than having a beautiful portfolio website. With Portfolio which comes free with any Adobe Creative Cloud plan you can quickly and simply build a website to showcase your creative work, so you can get back to doing what you do best."
As Adobe put it...
"When your creative work is your lifes work, nothing is more important than having a beautiful portfolio website. With Portfolio which comes free with any Adobe Creative Cloud plan you can quickly and simply build a website to showcase your creative work, so you can get back to doing what you do best."
Shoot, I dont have an account. I use my dads old photoshop elements 11 user. I tried that one but it didnt work. Thanks for the advice though! BTW love the landscape photos on your site, great subject matter and use of exposure!
Apr 25, 2016 07:58:28 #
Szalajj wrote:
Yes, but it you also I'm bed your copyright info i... (show quote)
Thank you! I didnt know that my camera could do that, I will look for it now.
Apr 25, 2016 07:57:39 #
Szalajj wrote:
My alarm went off at 5:00 this morning, and I view... (show quote)
Hey Thanks for the review, and for the advice! I know that website keeps the copywrite when I post. I will make sure to be more aware of this fact in the future though! Thank you!
Apr 23, 2016 07:29:54 #
Didnt even think of that... Thanks David
David Taylor wrote:
Try Flickr.
Apr 23, 2016 07:29:34 #
Apr 23, 2016 07:29:11 #
Szalajj wrote:
First, ensure that all of your displayed photos ar... (show quote)
I'm not realllly looking to sell from my site directly, It will mostly be used as a gallery to show off. I will direct people to my site if they are interested in my photos.
Is that last comment about my photos? Or just a general piece of advice?
Apr 23, 2016 07:23:28 #
Mike Hardisty wrote:
If you have an Adobe Creative account you can create a free online portfolio/gallery. Head on over to http://www.myportfolio.com/
This is mine http://mikehardisty.myportfolio.com/ didn't take me that long to put together. Like you I'm just an amateur and really I only use it to link to and from my blog
This is mine http://mikehardisty.myportfolio.com/ didn't take me that long to put together. Like you I'm just an amateur and really I only use it to link to and from my blog
Thanks Mike! Do I have to pay to publish my site?
Apr 23, 2016 04:57:50 #
Hello fellow Hedgehogs,
Im wondering how important it is to have a gallery of my photographs online. I do not professionally take photos but it is a hobby I like a lot, and would not be opposed to trying to sell some of my photographs, and maybe later in life I would like to do something with them.
So Im wondering how important it would be to make a webpage displaying my photos? Currently the link at the bottom of the page brings you to my ViewBug account, there is no way to organize my pictures there, it just has a lot of my good ones. Is it worth the time to organize? People who have done this, is is worth the effort? I would like to show off my photos, but I dont know the best way.
Im wondering how important it is to have a gallery of my photographs online. I do not professionally take photos but it is a hobby I like a lot, and would not be opposed to trying to sell some of my photographs, and maybe later in life I would like to do something with them.
So Im wondering how important it would be to make a webpage displaying my photos? Currently the link at the bottom of the page brings you to my ViewBug account, there is no way to organize my pictures there, it just has a lot of my good ones. Is it worth the time to organize? People who have done this, is is worth the effort? I would like to show off my photos, but I dont know the best way.
Apr 20, 2016 14:56:06 #
Pixelpusher wrote:
Leppi
You win first Prize
They are all cardboard cut outs
I do not have time today but Fri watch for a post I'll show you how I did it
You win first Prize
They are all cardboard cut outs
I do not have time today but Fri watch for a post I'll show you how I did it
Im confused. I will watch for your post.
Apr 20, 2016 14:53:55 #
My next idea is to use complimentary colors to try and show depth
Apr 20, 2016 14:53:18 #
Apr 20, 2016 14:50:42 #
Bill_de wrote:
From what I see, the second and next to last seem to flatten scenes that based on the elements probably have quite a bit of depth.
The others look like nice snap shots. But I mostly shoot birds, so what do I know?
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The others look like nice snap shots. But I mostly shoot birds, so what do I know?
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Haha Thanks for the input anyways! Always nice to hear! When you say "based on the elements" does it mean that you had to figure out what the elements were and then decide whether or not that object should have had depth?